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tcrist · 01-09-2016, 01:18 PM

From the sounds of it you really need someone to walk you through it. Not trying to be harsh, but I think that you really need to read up on the basics and get advise from someone that has done this before. I am talking about someone that can be with you as you are doing this. A mentor "so to speak". One that can advise you "WHILE" you are doing the work.

Or as stated above, you will have it setting in your driveway for a long time. There is a lot more to this than meets the eye. Even though in the end it is really simple.

You said in the first post that you have a buddy to help. How much experience does he have?

01-09-2016, 01:18 PM	#28
tcrist Registered User Join Date: May 2014 Location: Manteca, Ca. Posts: 274	Re: Starting my engine build From the sounds of it you really need someone to walk you through it. Not trying to be harsh, but I think that you really need to read up on the basics and get advise from someone that has done this before. I am talking about someone that can be with you as you are doing this. A mentor "so to speak". One that can advise you "WHILE" you are doing the work. Or as stated above, you will have it setting in your driveway for a long time. There is a lot more to this than meets the eye. Even though in the end it is really simple. You said in the first post that you have a buddy to help. How much experience does he have? __________________ Terry Soon to be retired and moving to Bristol, TN.